🎼Great job Broken Bow Showstoppers and Showtime providing entertainment at the Miss McCurtain County Pageant this year!
📘Broken Bow #RJMS H3 Time Travelers Book Club traveled to Tulsa today to watch the minor league team, Tulsa Drillers after reading Satch and Me by Dan Gutman.
Trips like this help bridge the gap between literature and real-life! The students and sponsors had a great time!
🎧🎥Audio and Video Production 1 students are literally “gearing up” to prepare for “Street Team” assignments in the near future. Today they learned how to use and trouble shoot audio transmitters, receivers and lapel microphones. (Studio under construction) #SavageSignal #NewCommunicationsProgram #StartUp2024
Catch all of this week's varsity football action on our YouTube livestream channel @brokenbowsavages. Savage Football Livestreams are made possible, in part, by our annual media partnerships which are purchased through members of the school media team ONLY. No other digital media solicitations are sanctioned or authorized by Broken Bow Public Schools.
If your business is interested in a media partnership or livestream banner advertising please contact us via email at media@bbisdapp.org and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.
#AlwaysSavage
Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets today. Everyone welcome!
S.T.E.A.M Presents:
Sew it! Grow it! Show it!
Science - Technology - Engineering - Art - Mathematics
Be sure to stop by the ART BUILDING at the fairgrounds and see our booth!
🌼3rd through 5th grade students at #Bennett Elementary have explored all things "Sew it! Grow it! Show it" for the last two weeks of school during their S.T.E.A.M class. Mrs. Emily Kiper, our S.T.E.A.M teacher's goal was for all students to have a new, deep understanding of how farms, crops, and animals play a crucial role in our every day lives. Many of our multicultural student's found these studies eye-opening and sparked interest in a newly found topic...agriculture.
🐂3rd grade students focused their learning and research on livestock animals and the products that we use everyday that come from them. Students learned about chickens, pigs, cows, sheep, and horses. Furthermore, students discovered the parts of the animal that are used for food for people and animals and were able to recognize food from different livestock such as eggs, cheese, milk, beef, chicken, pork and so much more.
🥕4th Grade students engaged in meaningful activities starting with a farm. They then learned about the process of things that are grown in fields and gardens and how those products make it from the ground, all the way to their dinner table. Student explored in groups how fruit and vegetables and grown, taken care of, harvested, transported, processed, packaged, shipped, purchased, and cooked.
🧵🪡5th grade students took part in a few different activities that allowed them to explore the history of sewing and quilting. Each group of students researched a quilt pattern and typed a report on their findings. Students also were given a burlap square where they drew out a pattern using simple lines, zig-zags, dashes and dotted lines. Students then picked up to three colors of yarn and followed the pattern using blunt, kid-friendly needels. Students were so thrilled with the activity they are requesting to sew more often by having the tools available in the "Finish Early Bin". Students finished up their two week study by learning to master weaving using construction paper strips. #AmazingFairBooth #BrilliantAtBennett
🥎PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: Senior Haylie Brantley plays second base for Savage Softball and provides offensive spark for her team with clutch hitting and smart base running. Brantley, a three sport athlete, is also a starting guard for the Lady Savages Varsity Basketball team and a state medalist in both the 400M and 800M runs in track and field. Haylie and her teammates are in action again tomorrow as they travel to Ft. Gibson for another important contest.
#SavageSoftball #AlwaysSavage
🥎Senior Maliyah Carney continued her dominance in the circle and Freshman Khloe Williams collected five hits and drove in seven runs as Savage Softball swept a doubleheader against Checotah on Tuesday. Carney was the winning pitcher in both games, recording 17 strikeouts in twelve innings of work. Broken Bow improves to 10-3 overall. They travel to Ft. Gibson on Thursday to face the Lady Tigers.
Final Scores
Game 1 - Broken Bow 10 Checotah 2
Game 2 - Broken Bow 12 Checotah 2
#SavageStrong
🏈The Savage Football Junior Varsity traveled to Heavener on Tuesday for their season opener and came away with a 14-6 win over the Wolves! We scored on two of four possessions.
JV football provides valuable game experience for younger players and gives coaches an assessment of the players against actual opponents.
Great job JV!
🚫Scammers often pretend to be from a school or local utility company in order to trick people into giving away money or personal information. Here are 3 tips to avoid being a victim of a school scam:
1. Don't panic: If you receive a call don't feel pressured to act quickly.
2. Don't give out personal information: Avoid giving out your bank or credit card information over the phone, especially if you're asked to do so immediately.
3. Ask questions: If you receive a call, ask the caller detailed questions about the school, their position, and the money owed. If they can't answer well, it's likely a scam.
If you have a questions regarding Broken Bow Public Schools fundraisers or sponsorships don’t hesitate to call our Athletic Director Kraig Sundberg at 580-775-1646 or email ksundberg@bbisdapp.org to verify any solicitations. Be safe out there!
Mr Cox’s biology 2 class is learning about fishing and fisheries. Today they had the opportunity to go to the city park and cast the lures they made. Great job Mr. Cox!
BEAUTY AND BRAINS: Four young ladies are representing Broken Bow Public Schools and Broken Bow High School Varsity Cheerleaders tonight at the Miss McCurtain County pageant! Contestants are competing for scholarships and titles.
Please come show your support for our girls at the McCurtain County Fairgrounds in Idabel. BBHS Showtime will also perform. Pageant starts at 6:30pm. Free Fair Schedule in comments.
Broken Bow #Band family, friends, and fans:
🥁Thank you for taking the time to offer your support for this amazing group of students!
As we begin another exciting season, one of the most important things that we will do this year is raise money for our program. The money we raise from this event will help us supplement our competitions, travel, uniforms, props, clinicians, scholarships, and allow us to provide the best experience possible for the students in our band program.
Remember to spread the word on Social Media about our fundraiser by sharing it with your friends. GO Savage Pride!
SAVAGE PRIDE LINK: https://event.fan-pledge.com/224m06#make-donation
NEXT WEEK: We’re getting dressed up for RIVALRY WEEK next week 9/9-13. Here’s the campus themes so you have plenty of time to get ready. Dierks will participate in Shred the Red Thursday and Black & Gold Friday only. Dress up theme days are optional for all students.
Let’s go Broken Bow! #SavageSpirit #RivalryWeekDressDays
🥎PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: Senior pitching ace Maliyah Carney has been stellar this season for the Savages, accumulating seven wins and 67 strikeouts in her nine starts so far this season. She will be in the circle again this evening when Savage Softball hosts Checotah for a varsity doubleheader.
The action begins at 5:00 P.M. at the Softball Stadium. Broken Bow Schools encourages fans of all ages to enjoy the milder weather while cheering Maliyah and her amazing teammates to victory over the Wildcats!
#It'sGameDay #SavageSoftball #AlwaysSavage
Sophomore Quarterback Greydon Howell made quite a debut in Friday's loss at McAlester. Howell accounted for 322 yards of total offense and scored three touchdowns in his first varsity start. His 234 rushing yards in the game places him among the twenty best single game rushing performances in team history and is the best ever by a Savage quarterback.
#FutureSoBright #RunGreydonRun #AlwaysSavage
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FRIENDLY REMINDER to check your PARENT/Guardian SYLOGIST account once or twice a week to stay on top of the action!
🔎Many parents check their children's grades weekly to assess their child's academic success and to make sure they're not falling behind. SylogistEd is a convenient way to connect from home!
We want ALL of our students to be able to participate in the extracurricular activities but they have to be passing in order to do so and SYLOGIST is YOUR connection 24/7 to help make it happen!👊🏼
If you don’t already have SYLOGIST contact your student’s counselor today. #PlugIn #GetFiredUp #InTheKnowAtTheBow
Savage Tech 2 students are learning how to become “chemical engineers” by making casein and flour glue.
🌟Our FFA chapter officers went to the annual Southeast Area Chapter Officer Leadership Training in McAlester. BB FFA received a certificate for being named a State Three-Star Superior Chapter!
🎮Your Fall 2024 Savage Esports Season starts NOW!
Saturday, August 31st 8:00am!
Be sure to follow us on 📺Twitch at 🔗https://www.twitch.tv/bbowsavageesports
